First Professional Camera To Buy

First of all let me start by saying that I am not a professional. I purchase the A7III in December, 2019 and it is my first full frame camera that I planned on using primarily for wildlife photos. I am using the FE 200-600 G OSS Lens which gives me wonderful photos. I don't use a blind or a hide so I decided to try the 2X Teleconverter after I found it was difficult to get as close as I would have liked to at times without scaring what I was trying to photograph. I did find that camera settings may need a little tweaking to adjust for lighting conditions. The photos that I have attached are crops and were shot handheld or while leaning against a tree.

Finally had the chance to buy this beauty. It is as important as a camera to a professional photographer. A must have.

First case! Make me feel like a professional with it carry it. It's great.

good buy for the professional choice.

First set of lights I bought and they are perfect for what I need! The soft lights make the products look very professional!

First time for me using the Anchor Links. Found out about them from a professional videographer. Happy I did, I really like them.

First time to purchase - heavy tripod - looks professional and holds my professional camcorder.

nice backpack, looks very professional, good buy.

I actually bought this for my parents. I'm a pro photographer and can't buy junk even for my very non-professional parents. This camera beats any other point and shoot on the market. It has excellent image quality, incredible zoom length, and makes even the non-professionals look like they know something about photography.

Semi-pro and professional videographers buy our lights for all sorts of productions. When they buy our product, they look for an LED light that's easy to carry around for travel, is cool to the touch, and is bright, color-accurate, and produces plenty of light output. This light in particular is an on-camera light, meant to be attached to your camera hot shoe mount for very portable shooting. This is a daylight model with a consistent color temperature of 5600 Kelvins for natural looking light that does not dip or fade.